Flower of Life: How to draw it…

The Flower of Life is in fact a seed for further geometric construction. It conatains the Seed of Life, and if carried outward provides the frame for Metatron’s Cube. Drawing the Seed of Life is astonishingly simple.

Begin by drawing a circle. Use a compass. Now take the METAL TIP of the compass and place it anywhere along the circle you just made; draw another circle. You should have the exact image you see above.

Next, locate the two points where the circles intersect, here shown by the green arrows. Place the metal tip of the compass on these intersections, and draw two more circles.

For the next step, simply repeat the process from before; locate the two new intersections and draw circles from those points. Again, look at the green arrows. By now you should have 6 circles.

The two circles drawn in the previous step should intersect at a single point with the original circle. Put your metal tip on that point and draw the sixth circle. These 7 circles comprise what is known as the Seed of Life. Carrying the process outward will give you the Flower of Life shown below….

This construction is the framework for Metatron’s Cube. See the link below for a full tutorial on how to construct Metatron’s Cube and the Five Platonic Solids.

http://chemicalmarriage.wordpress.com/2012/02/02/metatrons-cube-how-to-draw-it/

And if you want even MORE insights into geometric construction, please grab up a copy of the book….

http://chemicalmarriage.com/products-page/odds-ends/constructions-creating-natures-geometry/

Perhaps you learned something in this post? If so please leave a comment so I know my efforts are not wasted.

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24 Comments on “Flower of Life: How to draw it…”

  1. Ale says:

    Thanks for posting!

  2. EOM says:

    nice, very helpful

  3. Wow, I didn’t know It could be drawn by following a few simple directions. Great article, thank you!

  4. Mihel says:

    Your efforts are not wasted!! Thank you so much! :) The only thing wasted is my state of mind and my ability to be consistent with my interlocking circles. lol

  5. thank you! very helpful, I was struggling a bit :) I’m glad to see people drawing this image for whatever reason :)

  6. eye of the storm says:

    dont mean to interupt but this is a “falsification” of the construction of the flower of life.it always starts with one circle(representing unity consciosness),followed by cell division and a perfect logo rythmic spiral of circles in only one direction!!!
    what is shown in the first two pictures, is 2 circles spliting into 4!!! thats cell division,fine,but its followed by showing a double rotation pattern, emanating from 2 completely different centers of the 2 circles!
    thats known in sacred geometrical terms as the “luciferian rebellion”,its a master fake copy of the true unity reality from which its idea emenates!!! its duality in the making….

  7. john says:

    Great! Just great! Is there any place where we can be assured we are not being overwhelmed by the deceptions of Lucifer?

    • Chemical Marriage does not cater to imaginary anthropomorphic creatures that embody human fear.

      • Prism says:

        So very well said. I was disturbed to my core to read that people have associated this remarkable geometric perfection with an idea as ludacrist as the deevil. Why does everything hav to get polluted by religion? Can’t it just be perfect without assigning dogmatic undertones? I just want to scream “get out of my math!” hahaha.
        Also. They contradict themselves w/ the belief in lucifer on the one hand, yet shun duality on the other.

  8. mary says:

    thank you for posting this! it helped me understand it much better :)

  9. Eric says:

    Honestly,drawing this was the greatest experience I have ever had. I don’t know,but it definitely change my perspective a bit on life. Thank you very much for posting this! Also if everyone is interested in learning about the flower of life,search “Spirit Science-Flower of Life” on Youtube. Its really fascinating!

  10. ppea says:

    you definitely helped me understand it better. thanks

  11. NxC says:

    Thanks! my paintings are so much cooler now that I know how to do this.

  12. Prism says:

    Your efforts are not wasted.
    thank you very much for sharing.
    May you reap rewards in kind and may joy be your constant partner on the path you travel :)

  13. rose says:

    Thank you, excellent simple tutorial from which tro expand.

  14. I just finished the basic image and was pleased with the results, thank you so MUCH!

  15. anna says:

    Thank you, very good!


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